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Jessica Fletcher and 'Murder, She Wrote' Are Alive and Well

Jessica Fletcher and 'Murder, She Wrote' Are Alive and Well

Jon Land on Continuing the Iconic Cozy Series

By Mark Rubinstein | November 7, 2018

6 Debut Mysteries & Thrillers to Read This November

6 Debut Mysteries & Thrillers to Read This November

November's Best Crime World Debuts

By CrimeReads | November 6, 2018

The Crime Fiction of Tel Aviv

The Crime Fiction of Tel Aviv

Slow Burn Detectives, Legal Thrillers, and Mediterranean Noir

By Paul French | November 5, 2018

8 Modern Gothic Mysteries to Read Now

8 Modern Gothic Mysteries to Read Now

Crumbling Houses, Family Secrets, and Suspense

By Wendy Webb | November 5, 2018

Idra Novey: Bookstores, Despots, and Revolution

Idra Novey: Bookstores, Despots, and Revolution

On Writing a Meditative Thriller for Today's Cultural Moment

By Maaza Mengiste | November 5, 2018

The Women of Aussie Noir

The Women of Aussie Noir

8 Scorching Tales from Australia's Best Female Crime Writers

By Anna Snoekstra | November 2, 2018

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9 Great Medical Thrillers—Chosen by a Physician

By Lydia Kang | November 2, 2018

10 Crime Novels You Should Read in November

By CrimeReads | November 1, 2018

What Happened to Barbara Newhall Follett?

By Sarah Meuleman | November 1, 2018

Edgar Allan Poe And the Mystery Of The Human Mind

Edgar Allan Poe And the Mystery Of The Human Mind

On Horror, the Imagination, and Psychology in the Works of Poe

By David Van Leer | October 31, 2018

CrimeReads Staff Picks: Our <br>Favorite Stories of the Month

CrimeReads Staff Picks: Our
Favorite Stories of the Month

October's Best CrimeReads Features

By CrimeReads | October 31, 2018

The 25 Most Terrifyingly Beautiful Edgar Allan Poe Illustrations

The 25 Most Terrifyingly Beautiful Edgar Allan Poe Illustrations

The Master of Mystery and the Artists He Inspired

By CrimeReads | October 30, 2018

The Crime Fiction of Barcelona

The Crime Fiction of Barcelona

Imposters, Secret Libraries, and the Wounds of Civil War

By Paul French | October 29, 2018

Why Investigative Reporters Become Mystery Writers

Why Investigative Reporters Become Mystery Writers

It's All About Asking the Hard Questions

By Steven Cooper | October 29, 2018

How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Crime Fiction and Love It as Horror

How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Crime Fiction and Love It as Horror

On Serial Killers, Home Invasions, and Other Problematic Crime Stories Best Viewed as Horror

By Molly Odintz | October 25, 2018

Rural Australia: The Perfect Setting For Mystery

Rural Australia: The Perfect Setting For Mystery

5 Crime Novels Set In Small-Town Australia

By Emma Viskic | October 25, 2018

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